Marvel Special #11
"Fiamme nel cielo" marks a pivotal moment in the X-Men's saga, featuring a rare collaborative effort by Chris Claremont, John Byrne, and Andrea Plazzi, with Byrne handling both interior art and cover pencils alongside Terry Austin. After a devastating loss to Proteus, the X-Men struggle to recover while Moira McTaggart tracks down the source of his power—only to uncover a shocking connection to her ex-husband, now under his influence. The issue’s dynamic artwork and layered storytelling, enhanced by Glynis Oliver’s colors and Giorgio Vaccaro’s lettering, deliver a tense, character-driven chapter in the mutant legacy.
In "C'è qualcosa di orribile sull'Isola Muir!", Jean grapples with terrifying visions as Moira pushes her Phoenix abilities to their limit, while hidden dangers on Muir Isle stir beneath the surface. When Mastermind's illusions begin to blur reality, Moira uncovers a shocking truth: Proteus has broken free. With Beast uncovering the X-Men's survival, he sends a desperate call for help—now, the team must race to Muir Isle before the island's horrors consume them all.
In "Più affilato della zanna di un serpente!", the X-Men face a desperate stand on Muir Isle as they confront Proteus—Moira’s son and a being of terrifying power—while Jean battles haunting visions fueled by Mastermind’s lingering influence. The line between reality and illusion grows thinner with every passing moment.
In "La qualità dell'odio!", Moira McTaggart tracks down Proteus after the X-Men's defeat, only to find her ex-husband under his control—uncovering a chilling link that puts her on a dangerous path. The story unfolds with tense mystery and personal stakes, as Moira confronts the aftermath of betrayal and possession.
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